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Short-lived British folk-rock act Heron was formed in suburban Maidenhead in 1967, when guitarist/pianist Roy Apps and singer Tony Pook began playing with guitarist Robert Collins, inspired by Dylan and The Incredible String band. Collins soon quit, yet Heron reached a loftier place through guitarist and mandolin player Gerald T. Moore, who bought greater musical dexterity, song-writing and arrangements.
This epic second album sounds brilliant from start to finish, with strong vocal harmonies, intricate guitar interplay and excellent musical communication. Arguably Heron at their very best!
Tracklist
A1 Madman
A2 Take Me Back Home
A3 Love 13 (Lone)
A4 Something Inside
A5 Miss Kiss
A6 John Brown
B1 Big A
B2 Winter Harlequin
B3 The Sound Of The Music
B4 Your Love And Mine
C1 You Really Got A Hold On Me
C2 The Great Dust Storm
C3 My Turn To Cry
C4 This Old Heart Of Mine
C5 Minstrel And A King
D1 Getting 'Em Down
D2 I Wouldn't Mind
D3 He's A Poor Boy
D4 The Devil
D5 Wanderer
D6 Harlequin 5